Lawrence To Notify Rice Of Selection At Gettysburg
Mayor Lawrence of Pittsburgh will deliver the address when Colonel John B. Rice is officially notified of his nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania at Gettysburg on June 15. The ceremony will be the largest in years with a state committee session outside Harrisburg and a 2:30 p.m. notification on Memorial Field at Gettysburg College. Mickel will preside and introduce candidates including Guffy and Derit, with Al Schmid presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
State Democratic Committee
Pennsylvania
National Democratic
John B
Gettysburg
State Committee
Court House
Memorial Field
Gettysburg College
Mickel
J. Warren Mickel
Joseph F. Guffy
John Derit
al Schmid
Lawrence
Colonel Rice
Rice
York
Franklin
Dauphin
Cumberland
Woodrow W. Jones
Wicker Divorce Case Names Masters in Separate Actions
Att. Donald M. Swope appointed master in Dorothy H. Wicker versus Melvin Wicker and Donald P. McPherson Jr. named master in William J. Corbett versus Mary Harbaugh Corbett. Case involves Delphi county court proceedings in Gardners and Taneytown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Swope
Dorothy H. Wicker
Gettysburg
Melvin Wicker
Philadelphia
Donald P. McPherson, Jr
William J. Corbett
Gardners R
Mary
Harbaugh Corbett
Taneytown
Welcome Home for Veterans at St Joseph parish Bon neauville
A Welcome Home for veterans of St Joseph's Catholic parish Bon neauville was held Sunday. Sixty four parish members served in the armed forces, with several still in service. Mass at 7 30 a m opened the day, uniforms worn by returned veterans. Dinner at 1 p m in the parish hall was prepared by the National Council of Catholic Women. A patriotic program by St Joseph's grade school children preceded the Rev Lawrence Schott's address on postwar peace. Benediction closed the event. Also a deed recorded seven acres transfer in Berwick township from heirs of John H Miller to Stewart P Mehring and Myrtle M. Mehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Joseph's
Bonneauville
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Joseph's
Lawrence Schott
USO
Harrisburg
Schott
Berwick Township
John H. H.miller
Oxford Township
Stewart P
Myrtle M
Mehring
Penn Township
Adams County League standings and weekend scores
Adams County League standings show Emmitsburg leading with 7 wins and Fairfield at 7 losses. Saturday results list Emmitsburg 7 Orrtanna 6 and Bendersville 7 McSherrystown 3 among others. Next games include Orrtanna at Bendersville and Bonneauville at Littlestown.
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Fairfield
Arendtsville
Emmitsburg
Littlestown
Bendersville
McSherrystown
Orrtanna
Bonneauville
Ten Days in Jail For Drunk and Disorderly Plea
Otis Criswell of Gettysburg received ten days in the county jail in default of a 5 fine and costs after pleading guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge filed by borough police. Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder imposed the sentence Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Criswell
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
Robert P. Snyder
Criswell
Licenses To Marry In May Sets County Record
May set a county record with 38 marriage licenses issued by the Adams county clerk’s office, more than double May 1945 and well ahead of 1944. Through May the total reached 126, compared with 59 for the first five months last year and 68 in 1944.
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Adams County
Court House
Jacobs announces engagement of Catherine Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jacobs of Gettysburg announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine E. Jacobs to Francis Yantis son of Mr. and Mrs. F Brooks Yantis of McSherrys town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Jacobs
Gettysbure
Catherine E. Jacobs
Francis Yantis
F. Brooks Yantis
McSherrystown
Libel In Divorce Filed On Saturday
Ordean C. Blubaugh of Gettysburg filed a libel in divorce Saturday in the Prothonotary office against Doris Virginia Troxell Blubaugh of Westminster. Desertion is charged. the couple married June 28, 1937. The master recommends granting the divorce on grounds of indignities and cruel treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H Shields
Court House
Ordean C. Blubaugh
Gettysburg
Doris Virginia
Troxell) Blubaugh
Westminster
J. Francis Yake, Jr
Mary C. Miller
Aren
Roberts family moves from Hanover to Lincoln highway home
Keith Roberts and family moved Friday from Hanover to a residence along the Lincoln highway west of New Oxford. They recently purchased the Baer avenue home from L. R. Benedict, who with his wife are moving to Nebraska to establish their future home. The vacated Baer avenue house will be occupied soon by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livingston, purchasers from Roderick L. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Keith
Hanover
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
L. R. Benedict
Benedict
Nebraska
Baer Avenue
Fred Livingston
Roderick L. Fisher
Birthday Party Held at Vernon James Home
A birthday celebration was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon James in New Oxford R. D. 1 in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vernon James
New Oxford R. D. 1
Daughter Joan Janet Celebrates Seventh Birthday
The celebrant is Joan Janet, marking her seventh birthday with a gathering and numerous gifts received by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Janet
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Fair & Square Shoe Store
George St
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Tea Speerre
Bear
Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA
Adams County League
Ft You Myers Drug Store
the Square
Lester J. Sell
Hanover, PA
Penna
Bill Jones
His Orchestra
A. B. Thoman
Walnut St
C. Sneeringer
Abbottstown
Call Hanover
Salsbury Sal
D. Salsbury
D. H. Sharrer & Son
New Chester
Hampton
F and T
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France
S. J. Crowl
Veere
Lippy's
TPP
Chambersburg Street
John H. Basehore
Justice OF the Peace General Insurance
Murphy
York St
Republican Party
Frank J. Slonaker
Wolf's Warehouse
A. Es
Duttera
Oxford
Rexall
Rexall Drug
Hemminger’s
Rexall Drug Store
Center Square
New Oxford, Pa
DR. D. Krug & Son
C. Baker Bernhart
Farm Bureau Building
National Farm
Udy
Pteel Lo
Wecruis
Nrart
Buford Ave
Cr CE Reel Tire Service
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